Towards sustainable political stability in Togo and Africa

In the book 'Towards sustainable political stability in Togo and Africa: Convergence of Togo’s ancestral practices and the Swiss model, reputed to be the world’s most stable, and its adaptation ' Dr. EGBETO explores fundamental principles of the Swiss political paradigm and pre-colonial ancestral practices in Togo. This analysis reveals a striking convergence of several key aspects with the Swiss model, but also historical and geographical similarities between Switzerland and Togo. Moreover, there are also premonitory signs. A close look at aspects such as federalism, political concordance, collegial governance, rotation of power and other crucial elements reveals that these convergences and similarities go beyond mere static observations. They call for a dynamic process of research-action to re-establish ancestral practices, while drawing inspiration from the adaptation of Swiss modernity to these shared practices, with the aim of establishing lasting political stability in Togo and Africa.